With an evolving NHS landscape, many are asking whether the partnership model is still the most sustainable choice for GP practices. Limited company status is attracting increasing interest for its espoused financial efficiency and reduced personal risk. But is this really the case?
Join us for an unbiased and frank comparison of running primary care services as a partnership vs. Ltd company in today’s NHS. Hosted by the K&M training hub, Ash Jilani (Brachers) and Guy Vine (MHA) discuss the legal and financial considerations before opening the floor to questions.
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Speakers:
Ash Jilani
Ash is a Partner in our Commercial Property team and leads our Primary Care sector team. He has more than 25 years’ experience in commercial property and joined Brachers in 2002 after working at leading city firms Gowlings, Decherts and Charles Russel Speechly. He became a partner in 2007.
Ash is ranked in the Chambers UK 2026 legal directory for Real Estate in the South of England. He was named as a ‘Recommended Lawyer’ in the Legal 500 2025 directory.
Ash specialises in:
- Development of new GP premises
- Leases, sales and disposals of healthcare and care homes property
- Commercial landlord and tenant law
- Acquisition and disposals for tenants of business premises
- Corporate support and secured lending
Guy Vine
Guy is a Healthcare Partner at MHA, with almost 15 years’ experience advising GP practices. He is Chair of the ICAEW Healthcare Community Advisory Panel, supporting a 9,000-strong membership through sector insight, conferences, webinars and technical guidance.
He also serves as a Board Director of AISMA, the leading network for specialist medical accountants, where he helps drive best practice in advising GP practices.
Based in MHA’s Maidstone office, Guy collaborates closely with the firm’s four other AISMA-registered offices, as part of a national team advising around 300 GP practices.
